Giselle Pellicot

I wanted to open the doors of this trial last September so that society could see what was happening. I've never regretted this decision. I have confidence now in our capacity collectively to find a better future in which men and women alike can live harmoniously together with respect and mutual understanding.

I wanted to open the doors of this trial last September so that society could see what was happening. I've never regretted this decision. I have confidence now in our capacity collectively to find a better future in which men and women alike can live harmoniously together with respect and mutual understanding.

By allowing it to be in public, I wanted society to take ownership of the trial. I have never regretted this decision. I now have confidence in our ability to collectively build a future in which everyone, women and men, can live in harmony, in respect and mutual understanding. Thank you.

By allowing it to be in public, I wanted society to take ownership of the trial. I have never regretted this decision. I now have confidence in our ability to collectively build a future in which everyone, women and men, can live in harmony, in respect and mutual understanding. Thank you.